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NEWSPAPER HEADLINES.
Several airlines imposing a flying ban on Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad - for repeated assaults on an Air India duty manager with his footwear, receives prominence in today's Press. "Airlines ground rogue MP, Sena asks Air India to introspect, " is The Times of India headline. The Indian Express headline reads - "Grounded by all airlines for assaulting Air India staff, Sena MP takes train home."
The Financial Express writes that NITI Aayog member Bibek Deboy said in Mumbai that about 15 lakh crore of demonetized notes may have returned to the banking system, which was about 97% of value of the old 500 and 1000 rupee notes demonetized on November 8th last year. He also said that the government expected the second Income Declaration Scheme, which will end on March 31st, to yield around 2 lakh crore rupees into the system.
The Indian Express informs us that five years into a court-monitored investigation in the coal scam, the CBI on Friday told the Supreme Court it wants to change the Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs) associated with the cases, since their departure would ensure 'better investigation'.
Mail Today informs us that the emotive issue of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots is all set to take centre stage, ahead of next months Delhi civic polls and haunt the Congress, some of whose leaders have been accused of instigating it. The Supreme Court said on Friday that it will re-examine 199 cases that were recently closed by the SIT constituted two years ago.
And finally, The Indian Express writes that the country's tallest Tri-colour - flying at a height of 355 feet at Attari near the Indo-pak border has run into rough weather after its fabric was damaged by strong winds.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES.
Several airlines imposing a flying ban on Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad - for repeated assaults on an Air India duty manager with his footwear, receives prominence in today's Press. "Airlines ground rogue MP, Sena asks Air India to introspect, " is The Times of India headline. The Indian Express headline reads - "Grounded by all airlines for assaulting Air India staff, Sena MP takes train home."
The Financial Express writes that NITI Aayog member Bibek Deboy said in Mumbai that about 15 lakh crore of demonetized notes may have returned to the banking system, which was about 97% of value of the old 500 and 1000 rupee notes demonetized on November 8th last year. He also said that the government expected the second Income Declaration Scheme, which will end on March 31st, to yield around 2 lakh crore rupees into the system.
The Indian Express informs us that five years into a court-monitored investigation in the coal scam, the CBI on Friday told the Supreme Court it wants to change the Deputy Inspectors General (DIGs) associated with the cases, since their departure would ensure 'better investigation'.
Mail Today informs us that the emotive issue of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots is all set to take centre stage, ahead of next months Delhi civic polls and haunt the Congress, some of whose leaders have been accused of instigating it. The Supreme Court said on Friday that it will re-examine 199 cases that were recently closed by the SIT constituted two years ago.
And finally, The Indian Express writes that the country's tallest Tri-colour - flying at a height of 355 feet at Attari near the Indo-pak border has run into rough weather after its fabric was damaged by strong winds.
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